Writing Career
Clark is a published author. He has been a regular contributor to Dude magazine, International Leatherman, and Pulp (a fashion and style magazine published in Palm Springs, California).
Clark is also the author of two children's plays, both of which were produced on the Southern California stage.
Clark also wrote and performed in a theatrical solo show based on his life and adult film career. Titled Altered Ego, the show was performed several times between 2002 and 2004. Reviews were rare, but positive. One reviewer noted, "Clark immediately establishes a rapport with his audience. Here is a wonderful performer who feels comfortable and natural with his remarks," said one reviewer.
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